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Happy new year 2012
Woods will miss the event for the first time since making his debut back in 1995, with knee and Achilles injuries still troubling him.
The former world number one won the event in 2008 almost on one leg with the original serious knee injury, but this time he has decided not to risk further injury and to suffer "short-term frustration for long-term gain".
With his well-publicised personal problems starting his downward spiral and now injuries to go along with troubling swing changes, many fear that golf will never see the real Tiger again.
McDowell admits that not having Woods in the field at Congressional will be a huge blow, with him admitting to Sky Sports News that Woods' future is a concern.
The former world number one won the event in 2008 almost on one leg with the original serious knee injury, but this time he has decided not to risk further injury and to suffer "short-term frustration for long-term gain".
With his well-publicised personal problems starting his downward spiral and now injuries to go along with troubling swing changes, many fear that golf will never see the real Tiger again.
McDowell admits that not having Woods in the field at Congressional will be a huge blow, with him admitting to Sky Sports News that Woods' future is a concern.
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